ATM 2.0 #TWICE #JIHYO

What happened

TWICE’s Jihyo performs “ATM 2.0” with dancers, using English lyrics and group-response choreography.

Why Koreans care

The reaction highlights “떼창,” a Korean term associated with crowds singing or chanting together. Here, a commenter extends it to the dancers’ collective responses, praising the performance’s communal, concert-like energy rather than choreography alone.

In the Korean comments

Fandom: Commenters foreground Jihyo’s forceful stage presence: “Park Jihyo is incredibly cool. I love how she dances while responding with the dancers, almost like a group chant.” Fandom: Another response stacks regal and glamorous descriptors: “Beautiful, diva, captivating, queen, and lovely.” Minority: One brief comment sounds concerned rather than celebratory: “Jiho, are you okay?” The spelling says “Jiho,” not “Jihyo,” so its intended tone is unclear.

What the words mean

“떼창” literally suggests mass singing, but in Korean pop discourse it can evoke synchronized, participatory crowd energy more broadly. The commenter is describing the dancers’ call-and-response feeling, not claiming they are simply singing the song together.